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Chapter 2 The Wizard (Part Two)

After leaving the innermost room, Lynn went to an outer room with a courtyard.

The top of the courtyard is open, and the cool white sunlight shines through the courtyard and falls on the bottom, where four small flower pots are placed.

In each flowerpot, there is a small, miniature plant, like honeysuckle.

The plant is small, with only a few round leaves, and a huge flower bud rests atop its slender stem.

The flower bud is about to burst open, with a tiny crack appearing.

The pale pink flower buds were covered with glistening dewdrops. Lynn took out a glass bottle and a glass rod.

Use a glass rod to touch the dew on the flower bud. The dew will be attracted by the glass rod. Then insert the glass rod into the bottle. In this way, all the dew will be introduced into the bottle little by little.

All the dewdrops from the four flowers were collected, forming only a thin layer at the bottom of the glass bottle.

This is the Purple Phoenix Flower, a potion ingredient.

They prefer direct sunlight, but also enjoy cool and damp temperatures.

The two contradictory environments make its cultivation quite difficult.

It takes about three months to cultivate a Purple Phoenix Flower. During the cultivation period, the dew that condenses on the petals of the Purple Phoenix Flower every day has a good magical energy guiding effect. It is also an additive that Anglie often uses in his experiments, and it is also a 0-level magic potion material.

This knowledge was recorded in the notebook that Anglie gave to Lynn.

This notebook was also Lynn's payment for helping him cultivate magical plants and taking care of his daily life.

The notebook was handwritten and contained a lot of scattered wizarding knowledge, including information about potions, magical plants, some wizarding common sense, and knowledge related to mutation, bloodline, and anatomy.

Although this knowledge was incomplete and unsystematic, it was a window to a new world for Lynn.

He held the book, stood by the window of the new world, and gazed expectantly at the beautiful scenery of this new world.

咕噜 咕噜

In the large iron pot, a pot of yellow and green food, resembling thin porridge, was being stirred with a large iron ladle.

Although it doesn't look very appealing, it doesn't smell as bad as it does.

Thanks to the talent of the Chinese people in their previous life in the field of food, Lynn believes that he has some experience in cooking.

Although the ingredients were simple, his combination made them at least taste okay.

After all, this was his own dinner.

Well, the only advantage of being a chef is that he can enjoy the food in advance.

Enjoy these delicious foods faster and earlier than others.

Lynn scooped three sweet potato-like things out of the pot. Because they had been stewed for too long, the three lumps were mushy and unrecognizable.

The taste is also similar to sweet potato, sweet and glutinous, and it is the one among these ingredients that best suits his taste.

Then he scooped up four more vegetable leaves and put them in his bowl, and finally picked up the only piece of meat bone in the pot and put it into his own bowl.

I don't know what kind of animal this is. Anglie brought it back from his trip the day before yesterday. It looks a bit like a mouse, but it's as big as a cat.

Anglie doesn't eat these things; in his words, he's a wizard and doesn't need to eat.

It wasn't until Lynn noticed the grease around his mouth that he realized the old man was secretly eating something delicious in his room!

He poured the food from the iron pot into a bucket, then carried the bucket to the basement. As he walked down the corridor, he heard the sound of the iron bucket and spoon clashing and rattling. People imprisoned in the rooms on both sides came to the door with bowls in their hands.

There are only two meals a day here.

Moreover, their meals consisted mostly of soup, porridge, and vegetable leaves, with absolutely no meat and only a little bit of oil. If they didn't drink a lot, they wouldn't feel full at all, and they spent most of their time lying on the ground trying to minimize their energy expenditure.

Lynn used a spoon to scoop the soup and porridge into bowls, and amidst calls for more, he finished distributing all the food from the bucket.

Then back in the kitchen, Lynn finished her dinner.

A line of black text appeared in the corner of my retina: "Complete daily task: Cooking (I) Cook a whole pot of food."

"Completion level: Satisfactory."

"Reward: 5 general experience points."

Somewhat strangely, cooking, this everyday task, involves more than just preparing a pot of food.

The task objective is to eat all the prepared food.

This prevented Lynn from having the idea of ​​cooking large quantities of food to farm rewards.

After getting up and washing the pots, pans, and bowls, he returned to his room.

Lynn sat on the bed, cross-legged in meditation.

He closed his eyes.

Begin daily meditation.

As he entered a meditative state, in the pitch-black environment, he sensed numerous points of light appearing around him.

These points of light are various colors: red, blue, white, purple, and cyan.

These specks of light are elements floating in the air.

However, these are not things he needs.

Elements are companions used for casting spells, while what wizards need for meditation is mental energy.

Among the numerous points of light, there were a few that were rare, floating in the air, tiny, like dust motes of pale blue light.

Lynn began to meditate, constructing an earth ring in his mind according to the earth ring meditation method.

The Earth Ring may seem simple, but each ring is actually covered with a large number of exquisite and mysterious runes and lines, making meditation on it quite difficult.

Fortunately, he has already overcome the most difficult part of constructing the first ring, which took nearly a week.

Building each subsequent ring became much easier.

In his mind, the seventh ring was slowly taking shape.

Time passed second by second.

During meditation, the sense of time becomes blurred.

Inside the room, the candlelight on the table flickered faintly.

Finally, after an unknown amount of time, the seventh Earth Ring in his mind finally took shape through meditation!

The tiny, floating, pale blue specks of light in the surrounding air seemed to be drawn to something intensely for a moment.

A frenzy of thoughts flooded my mind, and then my brain cleared up.

After a while, the feeling of clarity gradually faded, and Lynn opened his eyes, looking radiant.

His mind was much clearer now, including his memory. He knew this was a positive effect of the slight increase in his mental strength in a short period of time.

Lynn

Level: 2 (1/100)

Physical fitness: 1.32

Mental Power: 2.0

master:

Earth Ring Meditation (7%)

General experience points: 80

The mental strength increased by 0.1. Although it doesn't seem like much, it is still equivalent to 1/10 of the total strength of an average adult.

The speed of meditation was much faster than at the beginning. This time, it only took two days to meditate the seventh earth ring. At this speed, it seems that it is not as difficult as I imagined to meditate the hundredth ring.

The moon was already high in the sky outside the window; it was late at night.

Lynn got up, poured himself a glass of water, drank the cold water, and stood by the window looking out.

A large, round moon, like a silver plate, hung in the night sky overhead.

At the very center of the moon, a woman, her body entirely silver and white, stands like a sculpture, her arms crossed over her chest.

According to Angeli, that was God.

A god imprisoned on the moon by a wizard.

With his hands braced against the window sill, Lynn's gaze gradually shifted from the top of his head to the outside, where tall, lush pine trees stood in rows.

Through the pine trees, the outline of the town can be vaguely seen in the distance.

Under the cover of night, the eaves and pointed roof cast dark shadows.

Lynn's eyes gradually became unfocused as he recalled the past.

A year ago, he awakened his innate wisdom, but he was in a daze. The memories of two intertwined lives made it impossible for him to distinguish between reality and illusion. He lay in bed for several days before he could sort everything out.

This is a world similar to the early stages of the Industrial Revolution, but with clear class divisions and extraordinary powers.

War, plague, and famine followed one after another. Lynn, who had just adapted to life in this world, was swept south along with his family and the refugee wave. He heard that the situation was better in Bangor Port on the border of the kingdom, where it was not affected by the famine for the time being. He also heard that one could take Bangor Port to other continents that were not affected by war and famine.

During his escape, Lynn also encountered knights with extraordinary powers that he had only read about in books.

Those knights, whose physical bodies surpassed their limits and who were as terrifying as floods and beasts, besieged the monsters born from the plague.

It was during that fierce battle that the refugee group was scattered. In the chaos, Lynn was separated from his family. Before he could find them, he and his small group of refugees were kidnapped by Anglie in their panic.

This continues to this day.

In this chaotic era, it's perfectly normal for some people to go missing, and apart from the missing person's relatives, almost no one cares about it.

I don't know if my father, mother, younger brother, and younger sister have arrived safely in Bangor.

Lynn's eyes were deep and he sighed softly.

He was already incredibly lucky to have survived; he dared not ask for too much for now. He had obtained the key to unlocking extraordinary powers from Anglie. Compared to those experimental subjects on the operating table, he was already fortunate enough.

He was quite worried about the safety of his family, and he had mentioned the search for his family to Anglie.

But they were all coldly rejected by Anglie.

He told Lynn that his experiment had reached a critical bottleneck, and that he could take Lynn to see his family after the experiment was completed.

However, he also told Lynn that wizards live much longer than ordinary people, and that they have many ways to prolong their lives, such as alchemy, bloodline transplantation, and transformation rituals.

In the long journey of life, family members are just a few embellishments.

(End of this chapter)